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9/11 Widow Sues Over Shaman Therapy HACKENSACK, N.J. - A New Jersey woman who lost her husband in the Sept. 11 World Trade Center attacks says her former grief counselor used bizarre methods and threatened her into s... More

A welcome haven for addicts

A welcome haven for addicts AKWESASNE — Emmy Mitchell had a successful business consulting with native groups around the province. She led sweat lodges and other traditional ceremonies. It was a good business... More

Newly unveiled talking dictionaries aim to document, preserve endangered languages

Newly unveiled talking dictionaries aim to document, preserve endangered languages Linguists at National Geographic are taking the digital route in their efforts to both document and help preserve endangered languages.Eight new talking dictionaries were unveiled ... More

Who are the Hmong?

Who are the Hmong? There are as many as 350,000 Hmong (the “h” is silent) living in the United States today. At first Hmong refugees settled in the Central Valley of California. Quickly, however, col... More

Inner Awareness - Unrecognized causes of illness

Inner Awareness - Unrecognized causes of illness If you ask any knowledgeable doctor what the possible causes of man’s illness are, he will most likely enumerate any or a combination of the following: pathogens, such as bacteria,... More

Real Housewives of Atlanta: The Leader of the Pack

Real Housewives of Atlanta: The Leader of the Pack The trip to Africa is winding down, and last night’s episode starts out with the ladies in a feel good mood. Moved by their visit to the orphanage, the women are reminiscing about ... More

Spurlock: 100 years of 40,000 artifacts

Spurlock: 100 years of 40,000 artifacts Suspended in the entryway of the University of Illinois’ own Spurlock Museum, these words tell the story of what the museum is trying to accomplish 100 years after it originally op... More

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Wisdom Keeper of The Month

U Shein Sayargyi

A shaman and healer from Yangon in Myanmar. Mainly working with people releasing their possessions and occupations of other spirits he later began to heal with medical plant and developed a

remedy called Gold Ash-Powder. The exact composition and the production process were given to him through visions and dreams by his „Devas“. He is very well known in the most parts of South-East Asia, due to his spectacular healing successes. He is the founder and director of a healing- and training center near Yangon.

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Book of The Month

Shamanism Without Borders - A Guide to Shamanic Tending for Trauma and Disasters

By The Society of Shamanic Practitioners

In this handbook, produced by the SSP, experienced practitioners explain techniques and principles used by shamans throughout time to deal with trauma and disasters and how these practices are still applied

today.

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Film of The Month

The Fast Runner (Atanarjuat)

By Zacharias Kunuk

Filmed in Northern Canada in the Inuit language, this film is based on a myth that has been passed down through the generations. This an epic story, and all of the

actors are Inuit. The cinematography is magnificent, and brings the frozen North to life as never before seen on the screen. It won the Camera d-Or for best feature at Cannes International film Festival. It's a cinematographic work of art and an impressive film.

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